Climate change

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Comment by abdul fayyaz k on December 18, 2009 at 7:22pm

EVERY PRESIDENTS AND PRIME MINISTERS OF THERE COUNTRY SHOULD SHOW SOME THING THAT THEY ARE IN ACTION.

Comment by james gathii on December 10, 2009 at 2:44pm

impacts of climate change are evident changing weather patterns, hurricanes tornadoes prolonged drought etc have devastated our planet. this is attributed to uncontrolled human activites, as the world leardes gather in copenhagen they need to come up with mitigation measures and mostly invest in green energy failure humanity will experience a climate holocaust. third world countries should also be provided with cheap and effective technology to enable to adapt to these changes of climat. nature is very unforgiving you destroy nature and in return it destroys you.

Comment by austiano bernard on November 29, 2009 at 3:39pm

we are all seeing the impact of climate change which affects us almost all the time, the action undertaken on reducing the problem is very litle. Now, doners from developed country should not invest much on AIDS only but they should also invest on the altenative source of energy so that the people who depend from charcoal and fire wood should afford them and stop depending natural resources only. I HAVE A DREAM, ONE DAY WITH UNKNOWN TIME ALL LIVING THINGS WILL PERISH OUT BECAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE. your one of the living organism,are you ready for that? but i,i am not ready.

Comment by may on October 5, 2009 at 1:15am

would want to find out about the congress coming up in Danmark, are you guys attend the congress,would like to attend because it would be of immense benefit to me considering the fact that I am presently running a masters programme on environmental health

Comment by austiano bernard on October 1, 2009 at 1:21pm

most of the countries do talks about climate change but they do not act effectively to hit this devil. we are having a number of summit but after the summit nothing exist. NOW WHAT IS NEEDED IS TO PASS FROM ONE HOUSE TO ANOTHER TO PROVIDE EDUCATION ON THE CAUSES AND IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE. this is possible when we do collaboration with other partners from developed countries.if we hesitate one day we shall all perish away and non will exist in this world simply because of the devil whom we create our selves. SEE,REASON AND TAKE ACTION NOW!

Comment by Md. Emanur Shikder on September 8, 2009 at 10:25am

Now climate change is a hot issue. Developed countries need to take proper initives on it and assist to the developing countries for their adoption.

Md. Emanur Shikder
emanur007@gmail.com

Comment by khalil ibrahim adam on July 15, 2009 at 5:15pm

AM K.I.ADAM
I want to draw the attention of this great house to the France Air crash,one could draw some chain of evidence as to why a lightening could now so occur frequently.I think its as a result of instable climatic condition.Gone are the day we never experience hurricane kathrena,typhoon,suname and several other modern desasters associated with man made quest for pleasure at the expence of our one and only irreplaciable earth

Comment by khalil ibrahim adam on July 15, 2009 at 5:13pm

I want to draw the attention of this great house to the France Air crash,one could draw some chain of evidence as to why a lightening could now so occur frequently.I think its as a result of instable climatic condition.Gone are the day we never experience hurricane kathrena,typhoon,suname and several other modern desasters associated with man made quest for pleasure at the expence of our one and only irreplaciable earth

Comment by Akompab on July 8, 2009 at 2:27pm

Mari Sato, I agree with your reference to “the Human Impact Report” and that is a publication that I will urge most members of this blog to go through. This report depicts the impact of climate change on food, health, poverty, water, human displacement and security. We should acknowledge the impacts of climate change and its massive socio-economic implications specifically on most deprived groups of our society. What should strike the minds of many policy makers is that as we approach the timeline set for 2015 in attaining the Millennium Development Goals, there are greater concerns to scale up actions by individual nations.
In a bid to meet our commitments and ensuring sustainable development, humanitarian assistance is greatly needed while there is also a need to integrate efforts in adapting to climate change. The Kyoto deadline is fast approaching with very little progress so far, the only hope now lies on the COP15 summit in Copenhagen in December 2009. I hope better initiatives be agreed upon. Our Premise is simple: we are the first generation to end climate change and we should not lose this opportunity to act and act and be bold in our actions.

Comment by Marie Sato on June 30, 2009 at 5:53am

Hello again.

everyone...film yourself tck tck tck
http://www.timeforclimatejustice.org/

Thank you. -Marie from Japan

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